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Needles and sewing machine 1. Needles and sewing_ machine :ill:NINA uses newlie system tX)/ 7051-1 Make aeo you bur this system when replacing needles. Needles we available n sizes 7010 120. The frier the needle. Me Owe/ the amber The opposite WNW to mreao - ma finer the thread. the higher the number. 2. Noodles and thread The needle size required depends on the thread selected. The noodle must suit the thread. When sewrvj. Ina thread lies in the long groove of the new* the 1) If the radio 0103 Ono, the thread wilt not fit rilo the groove lag. 2) and faulty stitching will occur. The table below stiCivra which needle show be uwol for which Weal. 3. Needle and fabric Needle condition Bard, closely woven taxes sometimes reckwo a stronger needle than those shown in the Needle/arced table In order to achieve perfect st,1Oi lorrnation on both sides of the fabric. The needle must bo n perfect condition. Saving problems are caused by: - bent needeS IN - blunt needles IR) - hooked tips (C) 3 0 0 tt c k Needle/Thread Table Needle Doming thread 70 80 90 100 110-120 • Embroidery thread re 30 ■ Sewing threed MereenSed conon Synthetic sewing Weal Coarse mercerised cotton Mercer sod synthetic Buttonhole thread kr top stdchev (Cordoned) • • ■ • ■ • th

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Needles
and
sewing
machine
3
1.
Needles
and
sewing_
machine
:ill:NINA
uses
newlie
system
tX)/
7051-1
Make
aeo
you
bur
this
system
when
replacing
needles.
Needles
we
available
n
sizes
7010
120.
The
frier
the
needle.
Me
Owe/
the
amber
The
opposite
WNW
to
mreao
-
ma
fi
ner
the
thread.
the
higher
the
number.
The
table
below
stiCivra
which
needle
show
be
uwol
for
which
Weal.
Needle/Thread
Table
2.
Noodles
and
thread
3.
Needle
and
fabric
Needle
condition
The
needle
size
requi-
red
depends
on
the
thread
selected.
The
noodle
must
suit
the
thread.
When
sewrvj.
Ina
thread
lies
in
the
long
groove
of
the
new*
the
1
) If
the
radio
0103
Ono,
the
thread
wilt
not
fi
t
rilo
the
groove
lag.
2)
and
faulty
stitching
will
occur.
0
0
Bard,
cl
osely
woven
taxes
sometimes
reckwo
a
stronger
needle
than
those
shown
in
the
Needle/arced
table
In
order
to
achieve
perfect
st,1Oi
lorrnation
on
both
sides
of
the
fabric.
The
needle
must
bo
n
perfect
condition.
Saving
problems
are
caused
by:
-
bent
needeS
IN
-
blunt
needles
IR)
-
hooked
tips
(C)
tt
k
c
Needle
70
80
90
100
110-120
Doming
thread
•
Embroidery
thread
re
30
■
Sewing
threed
MereenSed
conon
•
•
Synthetic
sewing
Weal
■
•
Coarse
mercerised
cotton
Mercer
sod
synthetic
■
•
Buttonhole
thread
kr
top
stdchev
(Cordoned)
th